ART EDUCATION MAJOR Requirements
(42 credits):
Thirty-three credits:
| AR 101 |
Art History I: Ancient through Renaissance |
3 |
| AR 102 |
Art History II: Baroque to the Present |
3 |
| AR 130 |
Drawing I |
3 |
| AR 131 |
Design: Two-Dimensional |
3 |
| AR 135 |
Design: Three-Dimensional |
3 |
| AR 225 |
Painting I |
3 |
| AR 230 |
Drawing II |
3 |
| AR 325 |
Painting II |
3 |
| AR 240 |
Sculpture I |
3 |
| AR 336 |
Sculpture II |
3 |
| AR 405 |
Senior Exhibition |
3 |
| Three credits selected from: |
| AR 310 |
American Art and Architecture |
3 |
| AR 200 |
Pre-Columbian Art and Architecture |
3 |
| Six credits selected from: |
| AR 150 |
Publication Production |
3 |
| AR 212 |
Beginning Black and White Photography |
3 |
| AR 233 |
Engineering Drawing |
3 |
| AR 300 |
Electronic Media |
3 |
| AR 333 |
Advanced Black and White Photography |
3 |
| AR 334 |
Calligraphy and Typography |
3 |
| AR 338 |
Printmaking I |
3 |
| AR 348 |
Printmaking II |
3 |
N.B.: In addition, Art Education majors seeking certification must
also complete the requirements set by the Department of Education.
Each student needs to see the Education Department for acceptance in
the certification program and receive advising for the particular
education courses needed. Some students elect to complete their BA in
Studio Art before finishing the requirements for certification. If this
route is chosen, the student must continue coursework after graduation
to complete their teaching certification requirements. The Art
Education major demands a heavy course load; good communication between
the student and their advisor is critical.
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